Hej
I Prachatai kan man läsa om en 74 åring som greps av polis på Thammasat University, Tha Prachan Campus i Bangkok på et seminarium om den nya konstitutionen, denne man greps för detta uttalande "that Thai people of all classes shall be equal and are all equal owners of the country" som polisen ansåg var ett brott mot LM-lagarna.
Det är inte högt till tak i juntans Thailand.
74 years-old detained for saying all Thais should be equal
Submitted by editor2 on Sun, 13/09/2015 - 11:25
Thai police officers detained an elderly writer after he made comments about the new constitutional draft, saying that it might affect national security.
Police officers Saturday afternoon, 12 September 2015, detained a 74 years old independent writer known by his penname as Bundit Aneeya after he made suggestions at a seminar on the new constitution drafting process at Thammasat University, Tha Prachan Campus, Bangkok.
The speakers at the seminar include many pro-democracy figures, such as Rangsiman Rome, an anti-junta activist from New Democracy Movement (NDM), Piyabutr Saengkanokkul, a pro-democracy civil law scholar, and Chaturon Chaisang, a former Education Ministry, who recently has his passport revoked by Thai authorities.
There were reportedly several police and military officer some of whom were in plainclothes at the event. The officers claimed that they only attended the discussion to maintain security.
The suggestions from Bundit on the new constitution which is about to be redrafted after the National Reform Council (NRC) rejected it earlier this month was that it should be added in the new constitution that Thai people of all classes shall be equal and are all equal owners of the country.

Bundit Aneeya at Chanasongkram Police Sation on 12 September 2015
After such comment was made, the police from Chanasongkram Police Station summoned Bundit to the station when the seminar ended. He was detained at the station for the about three hours until about 7:45 pm.
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